Nashville Residents Accuse Area Churches of Violating Their Privacy by Praying for Them

PJ Media ^ | 03/22/2019 | John Ellis

[metmom]

Well, those people who object to the prayers of others and are not interested in God can rest assured that some day, they will get what they want, a life without God.

FOREVER.

Hope they enjoy it.

[WKUHilltopper]

Must really be bothering their demons. Keep the praying up!

[Migraine]

“How dare you pray for us! Now we have to say un-prayers; we shouldn’t have to do that!”

[SeekAndFind]

[SeekAndFind]

[SeekAndFind]

[17th Miss Regt]

Speaking to RNS, Cory Johnson protested, "I just couldn’t believe that some creepy guy I don’t even know was taking time out of his day to tell me how to live my life. I genuinely believe the project is a form of trespassing and a huge invasion of privacy."

Well, Cory, you don't know the guy at all but he is creepy. He is telling you how to live your life but you don't know what he prayed for. Trespassing? Invasion of privacy?You sound like a complete drama queen. Go gripe to your boyfriend, sweetie.

[Scrambler Bob]

“I just couldn’t believe that some creepy guy I don’t even know was taking time out of his day to tell me how to live my life.
= = =

Schumer, Obama, Beto, ... the list goes on forever.

[b4me]

anyone can obtain a mailing list and mail any worded letter they choose to. If the recipient considers it junk so be it.

I think these people are really offended because they were prayed for and their tiny bit of conscience that is not rotten wishes they could accept the prayer but the overwhelming rot in thier minds and hearts won’t just accept it and needs to rebel.

[Blue Collar Christian]

Interesting concept. I wonder if the same folks who take offense at being prayed for enough to complain to RNS, also complain to some watchdog news service, of the constant flow of political advertising, charity advertising, product and service advertising, etc. we all receive constantly. Those mailings all come with their names on them as well.

[Jemian]

Why, that perfectly describes the liberal world.

[1FreeAmerican]

Wait till they find out the Mormons in the area have been having ceramonies to bring their dead relatives into the Latter Day Saints church! Now THAT is creepy!

[TomServo]

Looks like they need to pray harder, then. :-)

[Jemian]

"I just couldn’t believe that some ... guy ... was taking time out of his day to tell me how to live my life.

He wasn't. He was taking time out of his day to have a conversation with God and asking God to set up a meeting with you. At this point, you had no interaction whatsoever. The next step is up to God.

[lesko]

I am inclined to believe that any grown man that publicly complains about this is a pussy.

[Mrs. Don-o]

I think thiat Mormon baptizing of the dead is a theological error. but not creepy. It shows good-will --- although fecklessly expressed --- and it does not change anyone by one iota. So there's actually no reason to object.

I dunno, but to find it "creepy"" might mean you're afraid it has some effect.

[Impala64ssa]

Speaking to RNS, Cory Johnson protested, "I just couldn’t believe that some creepy guy I don’t even know was taking time out of his day to tell me how to live my life. I genuinely believe the project is a form of trespassing and a huge invasion of privacy."
Would this girly man feel better if some creepier bearded guys accompanied by creepier women in schmattas wrapped around their heads FORCED him to worship a certain moon god?

[Surrounded_too]

**** Wait till they find out the Mormons in the area have been having ceramonies to bring their dead relatives into the Latter Day Saints church! Now THAT is creepy! ****

This a good one for everybody in Dearborn.

They will all flip out.

[lastchance]

Do these people not own a waste-paper basket?